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#GirlsCrackTheCode

Ghanaian girls empowered to study STEM subjects

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Published on Feb 7, 2019

Everyone can study or pursue a career in science, boy or girl. Meet Eunice, Adobea, and more girls as they share their dreams for the future with us.

Through the UNESCO-HNA Partnership for Girls’ and Women’s Education, over 1,000 school girls took part in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Clinics in 3 districts in Ghana. These one-day events helped widen girls’ perceptions on these subjects and gave them an opportunity to interact with female role models.

Find out more here: on.unesco.org/HNA4edu #GirlsCrackTheCode

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